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Engage students in shopping-themed addition and subtraction activities with real or toy coins. Develop mental math skills with practical tasks. Help students practice giving change in a fun classroom shop setting.
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Using addition and subtraction with shopping Dr Fog Presents Year 2 (National Numeracy Strategy) (Based on DFEE Sample Lessons)
Resources • Real or toy coins (1p, 2p, 5p, 10p, 20p pieces) • Items for the class shop priced from 2p to 9p (this activity is done in the context of a class shop)
Mental Learning Objective • Today’s lesson is about the addition and subtraction of money.
Mental Learning Task • Your teacher will show you some different coins.
Mental Learning Task How many 1p pieces are worth the same as a 10p piece.
Mental Learning Task How many 5p pieces are worth the same as a 10p piece.
Mental Learning Task • If you had lots of 2p coins and I asked you to swap my 10p coin for some of them, how many would you give me.
Mental Learning Task What is the difference in value between a 5p piece and a 10p piece?
Mental Learning Task What is the difference in value between two 5p pieces and a 2p piece?
Mental Learning Objective • Today’s lesson is about the addition and subtraction of money.
Main Learning Objective • Today we are going to practise giving change in the play shops.
Main Learning Task • Give out some 10p coins (One to each child) • Children come up and buy an item from the teacher. • Count the change.
Main Learning Task • After a while, start giving out different types of coin. • Is there any other way I could give you change using different coins?
Main Learning Task • A mango is 12p • I was given 20p • What is the change? • What number sentence could I write?
Main Learning Task Solve these questions. • 7 - = 4 • 6 + = 12 • 8 + 3 = • 9 - = • 20 - = 15 • 7 + 9 = • 11 – 7 = • 19 + = 25
Main Learning Objective • Today we are going to practise giving change in the play shops.
Plenary Mark your work as the teacher gives the answer. • 7 - = 4 • 6 + = 12 • 8 + 3 = • 9 - = • 20 - = 15 • 7 + 9 = • 11 – 7 = • 19 + = 25
Plenary • Can you make these families of sums • An example is….. 2 + 4 = 6 4 + 2 = 6 6 – 4 = 2 6 – 2 = 4
Plenary • What number family would go with 5 + 3 = 8
Plenary • What number family would go with 49 - 17 = 32
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